Tuition & Fees
The tuition rate for 2022-2023 (Fall 2022, Spring 2023 and Summer 2023) is estimated at $1,913 per credit hour.
The college fee for Fall 2022 and Spring 2023 is $498 per term. This fee cannot be waived.
The price of tuition per credit hour is the same for both master’s and doctoral students. There is no in-state or out-of-state tuition rate with the exception of some special cohort programs. The average class is three credit hours.
TC’s Office of the Bursar offers students the option to enroll in a deferred payment plan and pay tuition and other fees in installments.
Fall 2022 Tuition & Fees
Please note that the following costs are estimates that may be subject to change.
Enrollment
Tuition Cost
Mandatory College Fee
Mandatory Columbia Health Fee
Total Tuition and Fees
Student Health Insurance (Mandatory for any international student; and/or full-time student**, or domestic residential student**)
Coverage Valid August 15-December 31)Total Tuition and Fees with Insurance
$9,565
$498
N/A
$10,063
$1,984$12,047
7 credits
$13,391
$498
N/A
$13,889
9 credits
$17,217
$498
$654*
$18,369
$1,984$20,353
***Any full-time domestic/residential student with proof of comparable insurance may submit a request for a waiver. Please note, the Health Fee will still apply.
Spring 2023 Tuition & Fees
Please note that the following costs are estimates that may be subject to change.
Enrollment
Tuition Cost
Mandatory College Fee
Mandatory Columbia Health Fee
Total Tuition and Fees
Student Health Insurance (Mandatory for any international student; and/or full-time student**, or domestic residential student**)
Coverage Valid January 1-August 14)Total Tuition and Fees with Insurance
5 credits
$9,565
$498
N/A
$10,063
$3,223$13,286
7 credits
$13,391
$498
N/A
$13,889
$3,223$17,112
9 credits
$17,217
$498
$654*
$18,369
$3,223$21,592
***Any full-time domestic/residential student with proof of comparable insurance may submit a request for a waiver. Please note, the Health Fee will still apply.
*Official health fees and insurance costs for 2022 – 2023 should be discussed with Columbia Student Insurance.
Every student’s budget and cost will be different and will vary depending on the number of credit hours & terms for which the student plans to attend during the year (period of enrollment). Additional items such as books/supplies, personal/living expenses, and transportation costs will also affect other costs you may incur during your time at TC. Note that these additional budget items, unlike tuition and fees, are variable expenses for you to determine how they would be factored in and covered by your financial aid as needed.
Budgeting Groups for the 2022-2023 Academic YearFull-Time Student: A student enrolled in 9 or more credit hours per semester.Three-Quarter Student: A student enrolled in 7-8.5 credit hours per semester.Half-Time Student: A student enrolled in 5-6.5 credit hours per semester.Less-Than-Half-Time Student: Less than 5 credit hours per semester. These students are not eligible to receive federal aid.
For information regarding additional budget items that may be factored into your Cost of Attendance at TC, please visit this page.
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Admission and Aid
Since 1966, Miami University Regionals have been committed to providing our veteran and active military students with a smooth transition to college. We recognize your service and experience and have created a veteran-friendly culture to support you through the enrollment process and throughout your education at Miami University. Veteran and military students pay no application fee and are provided priority registration, education benefit enrollment support, and payment considerations. You will have access to special resources at the Veteran Centers at the Hamilton and Middletown campuses.
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Fee Waiver Policy
If you are not applying for financial aid and not a first-generation-to-college student, and Bowdoin’s $65 application fee presents a significant financial hardship for you or your family, you may still be eligible for an application fee waiver from the College.
Both the Common Application and the Coalition Application lay out additional eligibility criteria for fee waivers.
If you don’t meet any of the fee waiver thresholds, but you believe your family’s financial circumstances warrant consideration for a fee waiver, you can ask your regional admissions representative for a waiver.
You may also be asked to include a statement from a teacher or college guidance counselor supporting your request.
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